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Thursday, January 5, 195a
BROOK1NGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
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THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE
THURSDAY, JAN 5th thru SATURDAY, JAN 7th
Pound
Oleo
2!4 Can
VAN C A M P S -
Pork & Rea ns 210
Quart
KRAFT -
Mired?
V .1
dip
530
303 Can
DEL MONTE-
Cream
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rn 2 i r 290
6 ounce Jar
INSTANT —
MAXWELL HOUSE SL39
ZEE—
4 Roll Pack
T o ile t T is s u e
35c
PIYII?
10 Ounces
MABSHMA HOWS
15 e
2 ibs. 253
TANGERINES
Cabbatg e
50
Juica O ranges
5 ib s
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n .o .e custom ers and higher re- possible th e money will be need-
year.
a rra g e s , the report contii - q u ir e ir.n ts for everything th a t _ i in th e next ten years but the
ues, run at about the sam.? r a ’ • .s brought. T here is also a s h a r ­ report of.ers no solution as to
« cause th ere a r t now less ing of m ark ets w ith m ore sh ift­ a source of funds.
young folks becoming of ma - ing in sight b etter homes and
it is the colleges which will
K ipling’s W ashington Agency riagable age due to th e short also bigger homes, b etter home
have th e g reatest problem , Kip-
comes up w ith some very in te r­ crop of babies in the 30’s. In the appliances, b etter cars, etc, and
l.nger says. T uition does not pay
esting figures concerning o u r­ past year th e re w ere 1.5 million the outlook to the u tu n e is
selves and our neighbor through m arriages as against th e 1946 equally or m ore dram atic, not ..it- bills, n either do endow m ents
and p lan ts and professors are
out the country'.
nt >; 2.3 million, but, look out due to crystal bail gazing but becoming m ore and more ex-
F irst off, they tell us th e baby- for the 60’s when the babies of .angible tacts.
p r.sive.
boom continues and lays this th? 40’s get into production,
Going baCK to the birth s ta ­
in concluding its figures on
onto people doing so well they followed by an other boom in tistics, K ippiinger’s predict tr.at
i .location it presents the fol­
can afford babies. W hile there L.rths.
ten years from now th ere will lo w in g table of re tu rn s:
w ere 26.9 b irth s jier 1,000 pop­
The report says th ere are J09 be a 23 percent increase in the ih e av erage elem entary school
ulation in ’47, it is now slightly men per 100 women of m arriag- elem entary school enrollm ents,
off but still around 25 per 1,000 ible age and th a t women seek­ 55 percent m ore in the high g rad u ate Will earn, during his
$116,00)
and not like the tough time, oi ing a stock of m ales should not schools anti 40 percent m ore in lifetim e ............
The
av
erage
high
school
grad­
the 30’s when it sl.pped to IS. overlook th e farm s w here th e re th e colleges, and th a t 6CU.000
. .ot only th a t, but the sizes of are 152 single men to every 100 rnoii? classroom s will then be u ate will earn in his lifetim e
......................................... §165,000
fam ilies is increasing. There ■angle women.
needed or 60 percent more than The average college g rau a te will
w ere 4 million new babies la d
One divorce w as reported for we have today, w ith a p ro p o rt­ earn in his life tim e ...... §2oa,0w0
every four m arriages but 3 out ionate increase in teachers, or j T he college education on the
,f four divorcees remarry-.
possibly m ore to tak e care of average costs $9,000- -co m pare
Women live 6 years longer those who quit or retire.
it w ?h th e returns.
han men and av erage 3 years
To ta k e care of these ab so lu t­
younger th an th eir husbands. ely forseeable increases it is
Because men usually leave th eir
w ealth to th eir widows th a t is
T here are 98% m ore business why widows have so m uch of/the
concerns in Brookings now than natio n ’s assets.
Some 21 million women are in
th ere w ere six years ago,” says
J. H arry W hite, D istrict M an­ paying jobs w ith a 33 percent
ager of th e P o rtlan d office ot increase dui .ng the past year,
Dun and Bradstneet. Basing his nid at present 30 percent of the
facts upon the figures in the m arried women are working.
cu rren t Ja n u ary , 1956 Reference Jobs are plentiful and Lett .
Book, W hite points out th at in living conditions require more
1949, 46 businesses w ere listed money com ing into th e house­
by Dun and B rad street; today holds.
T here are m ore birthdays in
th ere an? 91 enterprises.
Tach Ja n u ary , business con­ August and S eptem ber than any
cerns in all p a rts of the United , other m onths of the year, a fact
S ta te s receive from Dun and ; th at has the scientists stum ped.
D uring and imm ediately a fte r
B rad street requt?ets for their
annual
financial
statem en ts the past w ar, th ere was a heavy-
This year the num ber of re­ population s h i't from one sta te
quests going out nation-w ide will , to another, but th a t has since
approxim ate th ree million, with been slowing down. Only 5 m ill­
nearly 250 going to C urry Coun­ ion moved last year and 126
million stayed p u t—even to the
ty businessmen.
Thp Reference Book, incident- sam e hour-’’ as th e y ear before.
ly, lists only m an u factu rers, In 1910 f m ers m ade up one-
e poi ’ation, now
wholesalers, retailers, and some third o'
service com panies such as laun- , they’re < :..y ui.?-s t ’th and the
rem ft......s continue«
dries and gasoline service s ta t- | m ilt a '
m ore production and m ore
ions. 'Thus the to tal num ber of
businesses in Brookings and .a i r ; machine 4y are charged
C urry County is actu ally higher w ith some of the shift.
The i eport
s th a t, lie-
th a t th? figures quoted.
W hite sta te d th a t during the cr.tir ‘ of th e h ir ’v r b irth rate
-"sf ■ c,- ’" CO change- v c re
c
in the R eference Book listings and because peopie a re living |
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of Brookings businesses. These .o. go.’, ih » :e w.H a. u
changes resulted from adding .»I ’ people.
All w. uiasc facts ad 1 up tu
•h? names ot new businesses,
and deleting he nam es ot those
who discontinued, as well as ac­
counting foi changes in ow ner­
ship, trad e nam es and credit
ratings.
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The following arc num ber of
businesses in m ajor cities of
C urry C ounty: Brookings, 91;
Gold Beach 64; P ort Orford 3 ;
and Langlois 18.
In discussing these figures,
fin d every Ford Station Wagon offers the Thunderbird
W hite pointed out that m > \
than 95 percent of all com m er­
Y-8 Engine, Thunderbird Styling and Lifeguard D esign!
cial transaction# in th.> U nite
S-Past«cg«r Country Sedan
S tates are m ade on credit te
The purpose of cretin ratings
V / th the introduction of the new. distin­
and the h u g e R e .eren ce Book >s
guished Parldane, A m ericas favorite
to assist Lor.n ■ r.en in . r.v-
si ition wagons now are six' And l l \
ing it cred;
and “HANDY” arc tin words for all
t< ;-i s orders.
s \ <>l them! And all six offer you the
1 nr(dcibird s tn in Y-S engine . . . at
A supplier anywh e in the
no extra charge.
up a r a t­
A id to guard vou and yours against
ty bus. il­
accident injuries vou get Lifeguard D e­
ice Book.
sign Lifeguard features such as a new
In this wav
! concern
liter steering wheel, douhle-grip
nd ortie, s
•t shatter-resistant rear-view mir-
ta
approved and tipped out
o; >; al seat belts anti ¡Kidding for
pr< mptly.
i ntrol panel anti sun visors . . .
Report On
^Population Trends
CURRY COUNTY
BUSINESS FIRMS
INCREASE 98%
5-Psecs LIVING ROOM SET
Inc’ueks Daveno. Pfatf?rm Rocker,
Fíocr Lamp, Coffee Table, and an
Erd Table.
FLUS —• M.'unv C Aher Good Buys
...r r ” íí. r? ^nd Appliances.
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